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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
Sas avpse Canon bss g~oloraboau6es

III stwa 200 WsiIsn lang unb pon 5000
SUB brett, wdbrsnb befsn Ssitsn 1000 -
1000 SUB bod finb. Dieter Giefe absrunb
1T nod unO mad non benz II babinliss
Bsnben Strume ausseb6lt wOrben. 8irbs
man ben bur9i9nittli9en cutii9en Snbalt
bes @eiteins (l5o SUB bod, 5000 SUB
tisf, bur9 200 Weilen 2dnse) gu Staub
sermalmsn, 70 fSnnts man 6amit Is Wil:
Iionsn Itsr 2anb einsn SUB bid bsbsfen.
Wan t0nnte NIT benz semablenen Stoff
serabe ben balben Staat S0inois nit elmer
Sub biden Rruite iber,isbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
Gin foitbarer 6eianbter.

Der fribere ameritaniide 8rdfbent
Buchanan war ieiuer 3eit @eiunbter ber
8~eretnisten Staaten am 5ofe Der R0nisin
BON England unb traf Bel einem Beiuds
nit benz @eiunbten pom 5uitt suiummen,
etnem Reaer, befen RIeiOerndbte ale nit
solbeusn Srefeu beiest uareu.
Gin anberer @eianDter itisB on 8u9a.
nan an unb, ueritobleu auf ben Re9er min:
tenb, f,aste er: uBas msinen sic nun
basu?"
%, In Hep:S rIeans wiirbe man gut
unb serne finfSebnbunoert Dollars fur i'm
aeben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
9nrd bic gruBsn Grobeben bes persau

senen Sommers iinb in @rie9enlanb mebr
als $50 Stdbte unb O6rfsr seritort wors
ben unb bic 8suobner bieier Srti9aften
befinben fi9 In numenloiem glsn6. Die
Resieruns tann ni9t belieu, ba bet bur9
bas idrefli9e RaturereisniB berbeisefibrte
S9aoen gu sroB lit. SIS muB aIio has
Mitleib Der psitsiten Rrsiie anserufen wers
ben unb in ben europdiiden 5aupts
itdbten perben isst @obItbdtisteits gons
aerte gum geften Der Setruifensn uerans
ifaltet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
9auSense perben nit benz Seime Der

Saufenoe nerbeu nit benz 6eime Der
S6winbiu6t seboren. Guide ioaten, rpenn
ibnen has geben lieb 1T, feinen Sufen ooer @rs
fdltuns in ben euusen ober Der Sriit buloen.
8as betbefannte Seilmittel fir bellies 1T Sales
Sonep Of Sorebounb anb Gar. Csc, SOC. II. 81.
Glenn's stpefefeife, BELT uuc peri65nert, Csc.
SiTs Saars II. Sartfarbe, i2warS u. braun, soc.
Iifc's 3asni9msrjsntrppfsn beiIeu tn l Min. Csc.
@eriair Corn gicmoocr, t6btst Safnerauseut
Erciibeuran, Il. (. N. 25c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
linn SiiIieufriihte (@tbien,

lin Silienfriidte (grbien, 9inien,
BObnsn) ni4t iebr peid su tOdeu,
ionbsrn fe murtiser, uobli9nedenbsr unb
lsi9tsr usrbauli9 gu erbuItsn iol man biss
isIbsn an abenb Dor benz &nden nit 8run:
nsnpuFer iibersieBen, in peIdsm man aui
1-2 Otter einen buIben RaffeslOffel uol
s~ereiniatss boppeIttobleniaurss Natror
lSoba) - b~icarbonate de soude - aufae:
lost bat, uub ite bann iber Na9t BARN
peiden Iafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22

Ser tpeite Weg. Gin 5ubrmaun tommt
nit ieinem @asen aus Der 3iemIi9 melt
entfernten Stabt surid.
SO @aftI, biit pis6er ba2 0as mar
bait Elm Wss - bic Wsitenl"'
" mas, bic Beiteu bdtt' mir s'mu9t,
aber bic 2dns'."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22

Gin SGnoler in RebiBinsu int unteren
Stabttbeile tbsiIts uns nit, bas er msbr
pom Or. Bulls 5uitsn Sprup ~uertaufe,
ais uon allen anberen WebYinen suiams
men. 9ieiss ipri9t fir ben 8ertb Ses
MttteIs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22

Sie anardiitcnbraut 1T alio nit ibre,
Mutter mad Baris uerOuftet, bis bas
S9itIal bss Sreiers auf @aIsenfiBen ents
i9ieben lit. - Cont 9ebeu bic Ierriitteu
nah Berlin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
SduB geacn SaienfraB.

u. @ital in 9smmeItoseI BEL 9sibnis
idist feline Sbitbdume sesen 9aienfraB
babur9 tn wirtiamer Weiie, baB er ielbe
INNER ldnsitens OCTOBER NIT &alt, 2ebm,
Snnb unb &ubmif, wsIdss @emiid nit
Sau6e besofen utrb, pom 8obsu bis sur
&roae bstrei9en ldBt. au9 1T bieier
anfri9 sesen Snietten iebr gut. 8iele
itret9en erit i'm DECEMBER an, mas 8itul
a!s au ipdt anfiebt. 0ieies 1T bas bette
Wittel sesen 9aienfraB un6 toitet nidts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22

Giner Der Sauisnoe, weIde ben @ertb
pom Or. ausut &anis's 5amburser gruit
thee tennen seIernt baben, 1T Serr glnbp
@ontIins, Is Gallagher StraBe, 2dtisuiae
Rp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
Sic ansrfannt tperthpuaite sdad6ib

liothef Der Welt bsfiubet fi9 I'M 8siis
uon s. o. Bbite in @leuelanb, Ohio. sic
entbdlt etua 5000 ueridisoene Rummern,
9iteruriides unb RiinitIeriides, babel uiels
tntersfante Wanuitripte. I'M @siammts
wertb pom unsefdbr $40. 900. Gin ebens
fals isbr bebeutenbe 8ibIiotbet bat g. s.
@oot in SObOten, %. s., seiammsIt unb
omar bat berielbe IS bereits auf TAO Bdnbs
BON tbeilpeiie bobem 8ertbe sebra9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
NnS arI6te Irrontinen.

9as sr6Bte geranisen. a.: rBus
bereitet muuder Srau bas srOBte Ssrsuiis
sen?" - g.: Dag ie i66n a.
": yNein, burdaus ni9t, ionbern baB
anbere bdBIi@er fnb." (9eiber oft nur
su rpabr.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
Die grima=S uuna Oes G6ors bes ct.

SE PlIWu7S UHHu UES V9UIS ueS Ut
Stepbanstirde gu Reu gort bat ben Be:
iasten @bor NIT Der grtIaruns uerIafeu,
baB fe ni9t eber suriittsbren perbe, bis
&eu. Or. Wc@Ipnn pieber in isin Nmt
als &ertor einseiest por6en. Der vRi9is
gan Catholic" ma6t bejisli3 bieier Weis
n~unssduBeruns ben idersbaften 9oridlas,
einen apoitoIiidsn Oelesaten uou &om
beriber gu i4iden. Der nit bieiem Sopran
einen mOdus vivendi a~rrunsire! S9rsds
lid!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
AGerfei Spas umo Gruf.
Sebujudt.

Sort fis9' i9 slet9 Der 8a6tel,
gam i6onen 6on9o bin,
Nenn i6 aud nur elm A6tel
Bonn 9roBeu Zoos sepinu!
limb penn i6 eft bas Salbe
8om sroBen COOS 9ewinn'.
Damn flie9' id 9lei9 Der S9walbe,
Na6 9ittle 9apo bin.
Sod, neil i9 psbsr a9tsl,
Rod babies ie sepinu'.
90 laB' i9 Sdwalb' uno 0adtel
unb bleibe mo- ib bin!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
Auf sinsm 8rabfteine in Der Idbe uOn
lit folsenbe Sni6rift su Ieien:

Sier lit bssra,pen Sans Serferriug.
8ei 10 i6ebw opp iieue geene 9ing,
8 Sdbr, maot EN- bic S6oden lite,
I'm belp EN- in bieu Simmelriefe,
Taii nimmlt bi 10 Der Qammer a6n,
Sdo loot ben Bod bod Gof mit9abn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22

Ser bette &ath, weIden mir u~nieren
Sreunben seben t0nnen, 1T: baItet cine
Slaide Oxidation Del i'm Sauie. IS tu:
rirt &opf,s Sabns unb Sbrsnpeb iofort,
beilt &itens unb 9elentidmerssn in turs
ger i3eit unb tOitet nur 25 Gents bic 6las
fhe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22

Ber6en bic 9lieber rebelIiid unb rbeus
matii9s Sdmersen itslen fid sin, 70 sreifs
mad ct. Satobs Del unb 0u pirit balb
uersefeu baben, bab Ou an Rbsumatiss
mus qelttten bait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22

frau Glepelauo mill Feline uniformirs
ten Bolisiiten i'm 8siBeu 9auie Baben.
Oa bat iie &e9t!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22

Babp mar tanf, mir sabsn ttr Satorta,
NE ft Elm aino nor, risi Fs mad Gstorta,
Gle purbs elm DrauIsin. uno bidt su 0aftsrta,
sIs fs ainbtr bate. SAB fe ipnsn Saaerta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
Sentige Gbcn.

@snn 3wei iid lieben
Wie @~ottesfammen,
griust faum nod Elm Wunoer
Sic iemals %suiammeu.
@enn 3wei iid liebsn.
Den Rei6tbum 6aneben,
Damn fam man oarauf rsduen:
sic frieSen iid eben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22

Jrage @as lit cine uIte Sunsfrau7,
Intwort: Gin ipra9li9er %ltnitun 6snn
cine iol9e lit weber Jung nod Srau,
unb alt MIL iie sar ni4t serne senaunt
werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22

Die @tnbilbunsstraft III Elm Baum, bsis
fen aeite man oft beidneibsu mus, UNI
n!6t bic Sriebtraft ber Ratur su eri96s
pfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22

Der StoI3 IN ben Wunieren 1T Der Sebs
Ter Der Oummen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22

SIR l1nporii6tise 1T bas Slid bas.
mas Seuer benz @ads, fur ben S9uss Der
Strabl Der Come 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
3Ige H6rbIi6.
Tra4tsus paiFrt Gait Subuqus um 5 O5 Ru4mtrtags.

Gt. Shst 4, 5 uuo 6 stbsH td9Iid al. / uuo 2 tdsIi6,
Souutags ausoenommeu,
gdis nab alien Station,n Der Ser. Staat,u u. Gauaba
Su babtu in Der Sifie, Der 6%ompasuis al WtGiuitraB, uHS
am gtieubabnoepot.
Baggage burbs,bsuo bis gum Stttmmuugsort.
Ssiuit. Speiiewa9.n uno FuImuHHs Sdlaiwastu aui
alien ourhg,b,ustu SlgsH.
Rein @us,up.hisl mad Chicago. Gtoria oeu ct. 9ouis.
Jar tides, S~4laiWas,u, .Setttabtltu uuo aus,rt Sus
fcrmatiousu iprtd. man Dor, bel
=. 5isfenserftr, agent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
SenfiprHde.

8isl ueriasen, uieI erbitten
3iemet ntdt 3u 9erren Sitten.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-13
rho Fort worlh merkats.

BUTTER -lg1l2}sC per ID ; creamery 25c.
COgFEE-AiO1 fair lsc; prime &c; cnoioc
20; LaEuyra 2oc; Java 30Hc; Golden Rio
CHEESE-ThC better gra6es and OHIO factory
lGGlG-sC, tull cream twins Ice.
CAHBAGE-Ncw southern crop, s. @5a
CANNED GOOD5-Pricas pev dozen: Plre-
apples, standard 81 SO; peaches, standard, ,
lbs, 81 GO, 3 lbs = -: seconds, he, 81 30; IS lbs
- 90; tomatoes, standard, > lbs 81 10; seconds,
> TBS $; lbs 81 40; green corn 81 lGGl so;
green peas 81 1901 80; goo6ebcrrics 81 10; Tasp-
berries 81 80; oysters, tall weight, ID J9G9jC /,
ID 81 15al g0i It. VT. ID S; , lbs S-;salmOn,
ID 81 10; , Tbs S; mackerel ! b 81 GO;
sardines, American, St 80 case; imported y 90
all 90 case: strawberries, ; BIS 81 10; 6laCkber
ries s. 10; green cages S; Eagle condensed
EGGS-SQ9c per dozen
FRUITS ANO NEGETABLES-Or Oranges, I'm
perlal, $ % per box; Messina, zoe size, s. 90;
lemons, s. co per bon; peaches, one third bu,
ljC, tomatoes one third bu. boxes, 15GSjC :;
potatoes no;iheTn, 81 l5Gl %; Texas, 100
ean per c iIEa 6 BBSI s medium
4ci large Lima &C; bananas 81 GOAT 80 per
bunch.
FLOUR-Best patents, s. 90 per leo lbs; half
patents j. 50; third grade, - 40.
FUEL-McAlHster coal, ear load on track, 1t
yard S. o. delivered Sc so; MCAllister coal, 8 to
10 tons, III yard s. %, delivered So 10; McAllis
ter coal, 10 tons, st yard ST 90, delivered
cred s. JOi MCAllister coal 4 ton, at yard - 30,
delivered 81 90; Nc Allister coal, !. ton III yard
81 -, delivered = 10; MCAlistcr coal, less than
! ton per 100 A. yard 45c; Pennsylvania hard
coal, , tons, at yard Sll 90, delivered 81 90;
Pennsylvania hard coal, l ton, ~ yaru 81 90,
delivered SIP 90; Pennsy lvania hard coal, a
ton, at yard 50 90, delivered So 90. blacksmith
coal ! ton, n yard Sl2 90, delivered Sl2 ST.
Cord wood, core, delivered 81 co; cord wood,
a cord, delivered s. -; stove wood l ord,
deliNefeG - uyi stove wood, 4 cord, delivered
s. 10.
GRAIN AND FEEDSTUFFS-Ouotat be
low are on grain from store. In carload lots
quoted,
Wheat y I5G
Corn-Buls shelled, 575.ci sack sheIIed, GOl!c.
Oats-Bulk, 25G-7lsc.
Bran-7Uc pc. hundred.
Hav-Loose local s. O0Gs co; johnson and
Hill county, 81. 0Jcl5 90; best, SO COGI6 90.
Rarley-65C per busnelr
Rve-SI per beshe.
Alfafa-l4c per pound.
HORSES AND GIULES-In car or train load
lots: Mexican mares, l2H 10 l31z hands gh
uLbroken, SIS Goals 90 per head; Mexican
mares 49, to Il hands high, unbroken, SIS O16
- 90 per head: Mexican mares, Il 10 Is hands
high, uubioken, so 0OG25 90 per head; Texas
mar. s, Is 10 Il hands high, unoroken, SO coo
30 90 per head; Texas mares, a 70 10 hands
high, unbroken, $50 O064O 90 her head; Texas
mares, Is 10 Is hands high. unbrokeni $40 OO9
50 90 per head; Texas horses, Is 10 Il hands
high, unbroken. S25 00G30 90 per heao IeNas
horses, II TO 10 hands high, unbrosen1 S5O JOG
so 90 per head Mexican horses, - to II hands
can horses, II to Is hands high, unbrokep, 80 w
GS0 90 per head; Mexican mules, rs 70 "a
hands high, unbroken, SIS 00650 90 per head
Texas mules, - 10 l6Iz hands high, bro kei S0U W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-13
CENER Az assREbEs


ST. LOUIS. Mo, July 12-Flour very Qulet
hnt steady. Wheat &C over, opening was
fell o & on UnfavU-able pdvlCes No red, ca-h,
IA; July . az; august 74aaG closing at
~ 90. September 49, CIG-c, closing al 'If5Ci
October ~. Corn firm. cash 81 PC; August
oats firm, ca-h %; JUly 4 sC4 &c
COrume2l STEADY NJ s. OOG2Oj. WHISKY steady
at 81 on. Provisions strong. PORK irregular;
new SIS JO Lard So % Dry salt meat, boxed
shoulders, $ 30; long clears s. 5Ii5i GEAR ribs
s. 40; short clears, s. 80. Bacon - Boxed
shoulders s. g0aGCO; long clesr and clear
ribs : l4lsGS.l1: short clear $ oiI "a %.
Hams steady az SllC0G ia 90.
CHICAGO, ILL, July l2.-InAuences in ear J
markets were not very pronounced. The
main one vas an in 'rease Of $40 coo on the pas
easier ut - &C, and litle later sold up TO - G,
but quickly reacted TO - c, then sod up 10
1903 C. Toward the COse OF the session the
sCalueTs, taking advantage OF line advance 20
realize, the slightly bUl.sn tone which had pre-
vailed was lost, and August cased oil 20 -
where 1t closed. Corn ruled moderately active
during the earlier part Of the session, but
toward the COse IL became G2.et
and inactive, There was demand for
near futures, and the feeling was
ste=dy, while more deferred months were ra'h-
cr easy. Rains were reported in some sections
Of the corn Il, ana IS q result considerable
ira e was rsCcived from the country, CHIEFLY to
sell more dCfeTroG futures. Some spectators
for explanation for the irnnes in leading fU
tu.es, attribute it to the reduction of
corn in store to about 100000 bushels.
The weakness of long futures was cred
tied TO 8 knowledge of the wonderful
growing crop. August corn sold from &Gts q
IS c, and back to 26-sc, closing price be
cember sold St3i G5G C. Provisions were up
10 noon, and stronger feeling PIE
vailed, especially IA short ribs,
when received most attention.
Hogs were higher aGd holders Of product less
disposed to sell; shorts, however, were anxious
70 cover, AMI fair buying or ers were saiI 10
have been received from Kansas City and other
points. August ribs opened lOc higher Gt s. 80,
sold % s. 81. to 81 20, aod closed at tla5 price,
advance Of IJ5; October closed at = 80. LARD
was quiet and stCadler; August sold at So 81 !
as follows: WhcaI-July nc; August - C.;
25lzc; August 36'sC; September 57ci october
3 L d37l4c. Mess pork nominal; year 81 0J
Lard-July S. so; August So 80;
September S So; october St 729. shors
ribs-July s. 20; August s. y2is a
: 95; September, ) 0j: October, ). 30. Cash
quotations We're: Flour Q7iet with prices IN
changed and steady at former quotations. No.
, spring wheat, ~ dTl5c; No, red, I4'a
No , corn, 81 G35 .. Mess pork, per barrel,
Sli 5Oal5 90. LsrO, 81 80; short ribs, sides,
loose, s. 92i1 a %; dry s7lted shoulders,
beXei, = IOG5 50; short clear sides, boxed, |
- l5GS 70.
NEW YORK, July l2,-Flour market mod
erately actire and firm. Wheat-SpOt lots
generally weaker. Spring stock shows Oss
Of izGhc and winter Iully lGl}<c, closing
heavy; export trading fairly active; options
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-13
IN TIE COKE RfefOy.
The Operators Determined to Resume
Work

The Operators Determined to Resume
Work.
PITTsBURG, Pa, July 12.-Advices
from the coke region state that the
strikers at Jimtown marched down 10 the
works ls8t night and fred their revolvers
in the air and otherwise menaced the
workmen and frightened q num-
Der of them away. Pinzerton's
men at West Leiseuering were
notified and a detachment OF twenty five
armed men was sent to guard the works.
Everything is quiet this morning aud non
union men who were frightened OF have
all returned to work. The strike is now
as far off from settlement as ever. The
operators, however, are determined to
resume operations and new men will be
imported as soon 90 arrangements can be
inside to accommodate them. The work
OF lvic. ing the strikers viii now &c prose-
Cuted with great vigOr, as the houses VIII
be needed for the new men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-13
The Wool Market,

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July I2-Wool steady
aud unchanged, Unwashed bright medium
- a 2ftsc. coarse grained lfn4ic: low sandy
l0G-O;; bright fine light la sc. bright prime
hesvy l4G-OC; rub washed, choice, o., G5yc
fair IS G3lc; low 5JG3}
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 13.-WoOl-Market
quiet; stocks OF wool were Iyht; Ohio, Penn
sylyania and West Virginia Ky and above y
G3jc; ga s.: medium jJC4Oc, cOarze 3ya4Oc !;
New York, Michigan, India5a AMI western
fine or x and NJ 3Od32c; medium 3eG4Jc;
coarse 3sG40C; fac washed del2ile y and
w, 26G3cC; medium washed COmDlng
and delaine 39d4pC; coarse washed comb
inE and delaine 5JG40c; Canadian washed
Ccmblays 5jG36c; tub washed 3IG4jc; medium
unwashed combing and de.aine 3IG3}c; coarse,
unwashed combIng and delaine 3ld32c; Eastern
oregon lease; valley Oregon 2IG2Sc; New
Mexico and Colorado l4G25c.
BOSTON, MASS, July y -Wool-Market firm;
Ohio AMI Pennsylvania, extra fleece, at SEC I;
Xxx at 34935; No. l woods 5SG39; Mich gan eX
ira 3IG32c; medium unwaehed at 2jG30; line
unwashed at l9a2jc pulled woods supers at $50
4-C; ezra at 2SG35c. 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-13
SUGARS.

Throughout the week the report has
been Of ste2djness On 8 fair aggregate of
transactions, mostly ia mUsccvadoas, the
inquiry for which has been NEST decided.
and felt here chiefly on Monday and We'd
nesday. Though 10 pressure 81 stock on
the market bas been noted, despite the
activity aud closeness in money, the re-
quiroments Of reHcer5 and the trade have
been quite readily responded to by I'M
p1rters from the usually liberal supplies
within their Coutrc.. TIE RCCUmulauoas
Of raw sugars in the hands Of rehners
have been augmented by recent free ar
rivals direct, thus checking the demand in
Tie local market from this source, ana
the unsatisfactory outlet for the refined
produce nag been also a serious hinder
anCe to purchasing operations. - Brad
streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-13
Confidential.

Investors should not purchase q feQSsed
ground in Fort Worth before Saflirs at
the CHice Of Morphy &. Hickey, 204 Main
street. We have onaour books some of
the most desirable properties in the city,
aEd. viii Sell them at bed rock figures.
We have some special bargains to offer
for the next few days and invite you to
cal and examine them.
MORpbY & HICKEY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-13
LIyf Stock MARKET,

KANSAS CITY, Mo. July l. -Cattle-Receipts,
5000: shipment, official Yesterday, O; light,
strong and shade higher good 70 choice,
3 S504 co. common to medium, 3 -
q so; stOCkers, 50 2jG26l; fCedi' stee s,
s. G5G3 10; cows, s. 5UG2 -; grass Texas
ments, official yesterday, llG.; marret strong
and &c higher, ranging from 81 OOGj - Snceu-
Receipts, 100; shipments, none; market steady;
good To choice, 50 juG4 JJi common 10 medium,
s. 50G3 %.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, July -Cattle-Peccipts
IS %; shipments 100, mostly Texas; market nc
tive and steady, choice heavy native steers,
81 2jG4 40; fair to good shipping steers 8 20
"a 80, butchers steers fair TO choice, g j0G
fat TO good, s. l-02 80; Texas and In Hans
common grass 10 good corn-fed s. 1905 90.
Hogs-Receipts 300; shipments. none; market
active, ranging from 81 50 10 s. - Sheep
Receipts 400; shipments 400; market firm
clipped fair to prime s. lOGH IL; lambs s. 20
al 10.
CHICAGO, Ill, July r. Cattle 49, Receipts
5000; shipments POO; market stead chip
ping steers IS 4OG4 80; stoCktrs and feeders
TcXGs cattle 81 I5G2 30, Hogs-Receipts 10 OJ0;
market active, 5GlOc higher, with prices rang
ing from 81 90 10 s. % Shecp-RcCeiyts 1000;
shipments none; market stronger; natives
80 uUGi 30; western $ u.G2 20; Texans 3 10
as 70; lambs 81 5UG4 60 per he'd.
NEW YORK, July j.. - Hecv - Receipts,
none, Beef !dul at C-.GIitC. for sides, with
very little rCliing, above &c. in open market.
To days Liverpool cable quotes American re
Receipts 500; market Gull and limited trade
a. $ scat so per 100 pounds for sheep, and 81 80
o. I2lz for anus. Hogs Receipts, no; none
offered alive; nOnina.ly iirmer al $ 7Uoj go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-13

suffered more OF less.of depression from
the increased ferings-notably st auC-
rl0n--GId lack of spirit or average OF con
H5enCe On the part of buyers Janaus
were especially heavy. The auction list
Ga Wednesday comprised the usually
large aggregate Of I&,202 half chests, and
the sale dragged parCeptibly, and prices
gave way, in several instances Ia Sc, old
JG1aDs fariug worst under tae CTJWding
process. On Thursday 2729 half chests
we're placed, and also at e&sier and iTreg-
ulaI prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-13

three months lying in the jail in which
Cutting was imprisoned on the charge Of
llbelling the mayor and some Of the citi-
zans OF Paso del Norte has been released
by decree of the Supreme court Of Chi
huahua The liberated editor announces
that he viii make it hot for his ensmies
and ra5cals generally, through the col
umns Ct his paper
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-13
Another Editor Liberated.

-. % me Gazette.
l. - FAso, TEX, July &c. n. Garcia,
!. IAn,sh editor ofEl O5servader From
J.. ne Mexlcsn paper published in
Nc! A9rts, who has been for the past
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-13
ON CHANGE
Spot C3:gGn Fractions and Futures
from One TO Thirty Points Lower.
Money Market Easy
wheat Opened Weak, FIuetuatsd Ear
roWly and Closed a Deonne-Liye
Stock TRANSACTIONS Brisk,
Daily Review.

JAZZ 7 J. u 7 ~
FORT WORTH, Ten, July j.. 1851.
Merchants report trade good to-day
and constantly improving. IN some lines
trade was exceedingly good.
Oranges end lemons are booming. Note
advance in price
Fine northern potatoes are again in
market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-13

Thc Ccnse R.s-lzet.

GALVESTON, TEN, July j. go Coffee quiet.
GOoI ordinary p c2j7!c: fair 12E-4 &C;
prime 24lsc; choice &c; pegD-TTy &c and old
government Java ljC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-13
COTTON MARKETS.
R.oeinta az al UnIted stntos Ports-


NEW YORK, July l2.-Cctton-Spot closed
easy at lice decline.
Sales lsg5 bales.
Stock l4G 3l5 bales.
Ordinary, Lice; good ordinary. 9 .-lCc:
low middling, lOi4c; middling. 1UsC; good
middlinC. lO5sci middlinE fair, II &c.
Futures opened steady at q decline and
closed weak at q decline OF Is to 81 points.
Sales 233 100 bales,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-13

Love, sweetness, goodness are the
fruits of conLanted mind end healrhtul
body. These exist not where disorders
Of the stomach dweasS Morris Cascarine
is sovereign remedy fer such ills.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-13
ON STREET.

,,,-s Of the Baltimore and ONO
nnoI .he DnIy Feature OF Interest
In the Stock Market
r,,a7-ss Irrcgular Cor IusiGniti-
can't Fractous-Lim)'ed 1FNnsac-
lions in Railway Bonds